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Florida Juvenile Justice Foundation Scholarships

Youth Investment Award:

The Youth Investment Award is in its 2nd year of awards, made possible by a grant through the Eckerd Family Foundation, to assist youth who are or were served by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. Funding may be requested to assist with the next step essential to academic achievement or workforce readiness which cannot be met through any other available resources essential to the youth's success.

Awards may contribute to tuition, equipment, supplies, transportation, education or employability assistance (e.g., uniform, medical goods or services, bus passes, special tools) with funding made directly to the vendor.

For more information regarding the Youth Investment Awards and/or to complete an application, please visit http://www.djjfoundation.org/scholarships.shtml

Please return the completed application along with the required documents (also provided on this page) to:

Florida Juvenile Justice Foundation, Inc.
2737 Centerview Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32399

  • Essay (Minimum 100 Words)

 

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This Web site was funded in part by Grant No. Q6001, awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention through the State Advisory Group of the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. In addition, this project is funded partially by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice.

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